The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29

evening Of June 10 at col2n Lion Parasr .b Of
pupils
Tho lawn festival given at the residence of Mrs. j.
w. Greenen. by the st. Joseph Aid Society was
success.
The womans Aid Society of tho English Lutheran
Church win hold strawberry festival in the chape!
Pennsylvania and Walnut streets, on next Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Bamberger will receive their friends
to-day, from to O. their residence. No 321 North
Alabama street. in honor of the confirmation CT their
youngest son.
Mrs. May Wright sewall win hold her last informal
afternoon reception for this season. next Nednes
Miss Mary Elder.
Aid Society will give an entertainment on Tuesday
evening IN the new school building on Pearl street.
near California street.
Mrs and Mr.. George Alexander entertained Our
Literary and Social Circle on Friday evening. The
programme was musical and reflective" The next
meeting win be at No 301 Fletcher avenue.
There a pleasant home wedding at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. D. g. Gill No. 452 Broadway
on Thursday evening. Their daughter Bertha and y.
l.. Wade were married by Rev. O. G. McCuiloch.
Mr.. Alvin J. Beard and Miss Lucy Witt were mar
ried at the residence of the brides parents on the
18th inst in the presence of number OF thei ,
friends. The ceremony was performed by the bride
uncle, Rev. George Carpenter, of Chillicothe, O.
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church are
making arrangements for strawberry festival to oe
church grounds from to o'clock In the evening
aprogramme of music and rectatons will be given
Mrs. Harry Bates gave very delightful thnlble
Among the guests Mrs. y. A. Hyde and guest
Miss she Locke. of California; Miss Porter and nest
@. G. Foster Mrs. Norris Ross Mrs John VI. Shaw.
Mrs Charles Martndale and others
Louis f. Elvin and Maud G. Giland were quietly
married at the residence of the brides parents, No
36l South Alabama street, "Wednesday evening
May 25, Rev: J. $. Tevis of Fletcher place Church
housekeeping at No. 50 Woodawn avenue where they
will be at home to their friends after June g.
The students of the shorthand department of the
Indanapolis Business College, with their principal
Prof. L. A. Duthie held picnic Broad Ripple yes
The gentlemen arranged for transportation, and the
young ladies prepared elegant lunch. Fishing
and Mrs G. q. Koerner joined the party during the
afternoon.
On account of Decoration day tho quarterly meet
ing of the board of the McAn Auxiliary will be de-
ferred until Tuesday May 81. The board will meet
at o'clock at Christ Church chapel The auxiliary
has membership of no and since its organization
Jan. A, 1886 has forwarded 1896 to aid the work in
France At the meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
James Fugate will read paper relative to the work
and advancement of the mission.
rainbow garden party will given the residence
of W. d. Cooper. No. 172 College avenue Friday
evening June3 Extensive and elaborate preparations
are being made Ieecream Strawberries and cake will
be served. The Whiteand Military Band. of twenty
four pieces. under the conductorship of Prof. r. b.
Rudy of this city will render programme of eleven
numbers for the occasion, including Rudy's march
Lawn Fete," Tftls overture. ''Tambour de Garde;
'Tadeuse Kosciusko:'' Thomas's overture Ray
mond" Cattozi's tuba solo, air and variations by
Mr. Charles Graham; Keslers grande vulse di
Eenberg's gavotto First Heart throbs;" selection
from Little Tycoon" arranged by Professor Rudy;
Beethoven's Ruins of Athens and Brooke's galop.
'Raiiroading."
One of the most pleasing of the smaller exhibitions
given by the Art Association that of the past
week at the residence of Mrs James Bradshaw It
consisted of etchngs. with few fine engraviugs and
photographs, about sixty in number which were con;
signed TO the association by Mr.. W. s. Thurber. of
'Chicago. Tho noted Seymour Haden leads the list.
with proof of his "Wharyes at Greenwich" Gross
ing the Stream by Van Eiten attracted much atten-
ton, also THE Courtship of Miles Standish." by
King. The Sounding Sea-" by Moran. much
admired The huge, waves are terrible in
their realism, and almost shudders
for the safety of the persons upon the beach.
fine example of Plat is "A River in Holland !"
near e Dordrecht ''The Winter Morning" by Nicoll;
municants." by Hamilton Hamilton and the beautiful
photograph after the painting by Hafstan9 of Nydia
all exquisite. Perhaps etching received
favorable notice The Watercarriers, by the
French etcher. Laguermie after Millets celebrated
painting. 1t is really marvel. The figure of the
woman, standing, bearing a Watering. seems like
old friend to one familiar with The Angelus." SO like
is it in expression and pose to the female figure in
that masterpiece of Mlets Especially beautiful is
the dim hazy background of this etching reminding
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